Title: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: LeisureTimeSlots on October 30, 2010, 09:56:03 PM I need the pin out schematic and / or locations for the four wires at J7 on the CHAM II board. The application is Bally 6
Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: brichter on October 30, 2010, 10:42:25 PM Try this...
Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: Foster on October 30, 2010, 10:49:51 PM Bally Pigtail CHAMII+ J7 Port Function
Pin 1 Pin 3 (Machine Input 1) Pin 2 Pin 13 (Gnd) Pin 3 Pin 9 (DO+) Pin 4 Pin 10 (DO-) and if you are holding the cham II board so that the J7 is closest to you and the RS232 and display connectors to the right J7 is in this order 13 11 9 7 5 4 1 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: LeisureTimeSlots on October 31, 2010, 02:33:12 PM Thanks, Got the connectors assembled and confirmed the connections on the backplane at the RS485 and the J13 relay connector. Also ohm checked the 4 circuts. The ISO relay is present at position 1. I set 11d option#2 to a value of 4 and it throws a code 91 on the machine. JW8 2 & 3 are jumpered and JW9 1 & 3 are jumpered. I changed 11d option #2 to a value of 5 and get a C10 & C14 code on the meter followed by a "00". The Mikohn version is 2.05, stand alone. I've attached a pic. I went through the addr, disp & syst settings. Not sure where to go from here. Is there an auxillary program needed to finalize it?
Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: brichter on October 31, 2010, 04:03:03 PM Bally Pigtail CHAMII+ J7 Port Function Pin 1 Pin 3 (Machine Input 1) Pin 2 Pin 13 (Gnd) Pin 3 Pin 9 (DO+) Pin 4 Pin 10 (DO-) and if you are holding the cham II board so that the J7 is closest to you and the RS232 and display connectors to the right J7 is in this order 13 11 9 7 5 4 1 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Hmm, that looks familiar... :72- :72- :72- :72- Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: McCackie on November 11, 2010, 06:51:32 PM I think their Pocket Guide covers this as well.
Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: stormrider on November 11, 2010, 07:48:26 PM Thanks, Got the connectors assembled and confirmed the connections on the backplane at the RS485 and the J13 relay connector. Also ohm checked the 4 circuts. The ISO relay is present at position 1. I set 11d option#2 to a value of 4 and it throws a code 91 on the machine. JW8 2 & 3 are jumpered and JW9 1 & 3 are jumpered. I changed 11d option #2 to a value of 5 and get a C10 & C14 code on the meter followed by a "00". The Mikohn version is 2.05, stand alone. I've attached a pic. I went through the addr, disp & syst settings. Not sure where to go from here. Is there an auxillary program needed to finalize it? C10 = Progressive is not set up C14 =The selected Machine Serial setting is not supported You are probably getting these error's above due to not setting up the jackpot correct in the psp setup under jackpot programming for Bally you want. F3=SNGL F4=M08 F8=MS00 Tim Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: stormrider on November 13, 2010, 12:03:20 PM You need to install the PSP software to program the Mikohn display
this should be done on an older pc with a 9 pin serial port 98 or xp works fine the cable connects from the 9 pin port on the back of the pc to the main board of the Mikohn (female connection) Its a bit of a learning curve the first time once the psp is installed on your pc you get a dos screen pop up in which to program the display. Here is a few pointers and a screen shot of what you want it to read for a Bally First enter password 135642 then F10 next hit Esc to enter main menu then F1 for default path now you will see the full program menu in which case you select #1 which is Jackpot Programming You only need to use the F3, F4, F8 to change the values for Bally you want F3 SNGL F4 M08 F8 MS00 and Increment value I use .010.000 on a quarter machine Hope this makes sense good luck and report back. Tim Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: StatFreak on November 14, 2010, 12:39:52 AM I think you meant
F8 MS00 :88- SF :31- Title: Re: Mikohn CHAMII Pinout Post by: stormrider on November 14, 2010, 12:53:54 AM I think you meant F8 MS00 :88- SF :31- Stat, That is correct..Thanks |